Leading up to the official release of Special Force Remastered, the legendary FPS game in South Korea, Dragonfly has initiated pre-registration along with exciting events.
Dragonfly is now accepting pre-registrations for the upcoming official launch of its PC FPS game, Special Force Remastered, from August 20 to September 16, 2026, on its official website. Players who pre-register will receive a special ‘Welcome Package Item’ that can be used once the game is officially launched. Additionally, Dragonfly has prepared a ‘100,000 Agents Rally Event’ that offers rewards based on the number of sign-ups, as well as a teaser video titled ‘Footprints of SF,’ featuring well-known casting duo Jung So-rim and On Sang-min introducing the game’s history.
Special Force, which was initially launched in 2004, quickly became South Korea’s top modern military FPS game, dominating the PC bang market and amassing over 6 million registered users locally and 100 million players worldwide. The game made a significant impact on esports culture, organizing events such as the Proleague Finals with over 20,000 spectators at Gwangalli Beach in Busan and a LAN party at Mount Kumgang in North Korea.
With Executive Producer Chul-seung Park at the helm, Dragonfly has faithfully remastered the game, preserving its core elements while enhancing the graphics using Unreal Engine. The team has focused on maintaining the original gameplay feel, including the distinct movement, impactful feedback, weapon mechanics, and fast-paced combat.
The remaster project has removed pay-to-win elements and introduced new features like a ‘Firing Range’ and ‘Tutorial’ to make the game more accessible to new players. Following the Early Access launch on Steam and Epic Games in March, Dragonfly has spent six months gathering player feedback to improve content, systems, and performance.
A company representative mentioned, “During the six-month Early Access phase, we focused on enhancing the content and refining the official release version.” They also stated, “Even after the official launch, we aim to continually update the game based on user feedback.”
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